Fairyhouse gets green light

This afternoon’s meeting Fairyhouse goes ahead following a successful early-morning inspection.

Wed, 10 Feb, 2010 - 08:14

This afternoon’s meeting Fairyhouse goes ahead following a successful early-morning inspection.

Cliff Noone, Irish Turf Club press officer, reported: “There was an overnight frost, but that is thankfully clearing.

“The forecast is for a bright day so there will be no problems by the time they are due to race.”

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